Does everyone need breastfeeding?

Milk secretion means that within thirty to fifty minutes after the baby is born, it is necessary to have skin contact with the mother, and the newborn should be allowed to suck the nipple at the beginning to promote the secretion of milk. Lactation is also called milking. It is a work done to assist breast milk secretion in order to allow the baby to have milk immediately after the birth of the baby. Some pregnant mothers don’t know why they can’t let their milk come out. Does that mean everyone needs to let their milk come out?

Many mothers experience problems with insufficient milk production or milk engorgement. In fact, these problems are related to the failure to properly release milk after giving birth. The essence of releasing milk after childbirth is to clear the milk ducts. When the newborn baby does not suck enough, helping the mother to stimulate lactation as soon as possible can avoid problems such as milk engorgement and slow lactation. Not everyone needs breastfeeding. Breastfeeding is suitable for the following four situations: 1. Breastfeeding after childbirth is to help the baby's insufficient sucking. 2. Postpartum lactation development requires more than just massage. Professional lactation consultants can help mothers to release milk and guide them to avoid breastfeeding pain. 3. Promote breastfeeding after childbirth to prevent breast lumps. 4. Start breastfeeding after delivery to prevent breast diseases.

If the milk secretion is not sufficient at this time, you need to use a professional lactation consultant or a relative with parenting experience to promote the secretion of milk to achieve the goal of smooth milk secretion. Therefore, not every mother needs milk secretion. If the milk can be secreted well through the baby's independent sucking, there is no need to use milk secretion methods.

For breastfeeding mothers who secrete little milk or temporarily have no milk, they can use the method of milk passage to help promote the smoothness of the mammary ducts and increase milk secretion. At the same time, they also need to adjust their diet.

During breastfeeding, you should eat more Tongcao pork tripe soup, bone soup, grass carp lotus root soup, etc. This kind of protein-rich nourishing soup can also promote the secretion of milk, increase the secretion of mother's milk and improve its quality, which will be beneficial for breastfeeding the baby.